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During Wes Spence's first three years as Parkland's girls basketball coach, his postgame interviews following a loss often hit on the same topics.
He usually liked Parkland's defensive effort. He had few problems with the shot selection or looks his offense produced. His one consistent post-loss lament was an inability to convert quality shots into points.
Now in his fourth year in charge of the Trojans, Spence has watched Parkland play the best offensive basketball of his tenure over the last three weeks.
With Tuesday's 52-32 win over Liberty, the Trojans (9-1 overall, 4-1 Lehigh Valley Conference) surpassed 50 points for a sixth straight game. They have scored at least 54 points five times during that stretch. Parkland had just four games of 54-plus points over Spence's first three years.
The Trojans have established an offensive rhythm despite graduating their top three scorers from last year's team. Sierra Derti (10.5 points per game) and Hannah Gombos (10.1) have provided the most consistent scoring for Parkland, but a team-wide commitment to taking the best available shot has allowed the Trojans to blossom.
Parkland ranks third in the LVC in scoring offense, averaging 49.6 points per game. That is more than seven points more than the Trojans averaged last year (42.2).
"I don't think we're doing anything different," Spence said. "The ball's just going in more. This group, this is our fourth year now, and with the number of seniors we have, it's girls that have played in the system a number of years."
"I just think each year we've gotten better."
Parkland has made it tough for opposing defenses to concentrate on one or two players when trying to defend it. Five players — Derti, Gombos, Missy Oertner, Callie Kracjir and Olivia Brown — have had at least one game scoring in double figures over the last six contests. The Trojans have had at least two double-figure scorers during every game over that stretch, and five times they have had four girls score at least six points.
Parkland's improved offensive efficiency has marked it as an LVC title threat at midseason. The Trojans have continued to defend, surrendering a league-low 28.9 points per game.
"We're playing 10-11 girls right now," Spence said. "Girls are coming in, and they're all making positive contributions. We thought if we started going down this road, we could be a pretty good basketball team."
Transition time?: In a five-day span, three teams that started this season expecting to challenge for league titles knocked off teams that had won at least two straight league championships entering 2012-13.
Pocono Mountain West delivered the first statement win when it blitzed Pleasant Valley, the two-time defending Mountain Valley Conference champ, 53-35. That win pushed the Panthers to 4-0 in the league and extended a winning streak that sat at seven games entering Thursday. Pocono Mountain West hasn't lost since its lone setback, a 45-27 loss at Central Catholic on Dec. 11.
Bethlehem Catholic and Northwestern staked their claims as league favorites Tuesday in contrasting fashion. Bethlehem Catholic led wire-to-wire and pulled away to beat Central Catholic, winner of five straight LVC titles, 45-23. Northwestern rallied from 18 points down with 121/2 minutes to go to knock off Southern Lehigh, the two-time defending Colonial League champion, 72-65.
Bethlehem Catholic and Northwestern have thrived with strong two-way play. Northwestern began Thursday ranked second in the Colonial League in scoring offense (56.6 points per game) and first in scoring defense (31.3). Bethlehem Catholic was ranked second in the LVC in both scoring offense (53.0) and scoring defense (29.6).
The Bethlehem Catholic-Central Catholic and Northwestern-Southern Lehigh games were the lone regular-season meetings between those programs. Pocono Mountain West and Pleasant Valley will meet again Feb. 1.
Piling up points: Peruse the girls basketball box scores from any night and you'll see a lot of games when teams score in the 30s and 40s. So when Southern Lehigh registered an 80-63 win Saturday against Pen Argyl, the score jumped off the page.
The Spartans became the first team to score 80 points in a Colonial League regular-season game since Notre Dame-Green Pond beat Pen Argyl 89-48 on Jan. 8, 2002. Notre Dame scored 80 points in Colonial League play four times during the 2001-02 season en route to the league title game, which it lost to Catasauqua.
Southern Lehigh coach Megan Dellegrotti has prodded her players to push the pace this season, with most of the results positive. The Spartans entered Thursday leading the Colonial League in scoring, averaging 60.3 points per game.
Four girls scored in double figures against Pen Argyl — Madelene McDonald (20), Brianna Prince (14), Melann Amory (12) and Mady Campbell (11).
"That style best fits our personnel," Dellegrotti said this week. "Personally I think it's a lot of fun to play that way. You can get more kids involved. It gives our bench an opportunity to play in the game."
Free throws: • Dieruff and Notre Dame-East Stroudsburg spent a ton of time at the foul line when they met Saturday. The teams combined for 88 free throws, with Notre Dame taking 49 of them in its 56-52 win. Spartans junior Angelica Bertola, the area's leading scorer entering play Wednesday, attempted 31 foul shots, making 24.
• For a second straight Tuesday, The Morning Call's Nos. 1 and 2 teams will meet at Bethlehem Catholic. The Golden Hawks, ranked No. 1 all season, will host Nazareth, which replaced Central Catholic at No. 2 this week after the Vikettes lost back-to-back games to Villa Maria Academy and Bethlehem Catholic.
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Lehigh Valley Conference
West Division
Team, League, Overall
Central Catholic, 4-1, 9-3
Emmaus, 1-4, 4-6
Dieruff, 1-4, 2-9
Allen, 1-4, 1-7
North Division
Nazareth, 5-0, 9-1
Parkland, 4-1, 9-1
Northampton, 2-3, 3-7
Whitehall, 1-4, 2-9
East Division
Beth. Catholic, 5-0, 10-1
Liberty, 3-2, 7-3
Freedom, 2-3, 2-7
Easton, 1-4, 3-6
Colonial League
North Division
Team, League, Overall
Northwestern, 7-0, 11-0
Bangor, 6-1, 8-2
Palmerton, 3-4, 8-4
Pen Argyl, 3-4, 4-7
Catasauqua, 1-6, 2-10
No. Lehigh, 0-7, 1-10
South Division
Notre Dame-GP, 7-0, 10-1
So. Lehigh, 5-2, 9-3
Wilson, 4-3, 4-8
Salisbury, 3-4, 5-5
Saucon Valley, 2-5, 4-6
Palisades, 1-6, 3-8
Mountain Valley Conference
Team, League, Overall
PM West, 4-0, 8-1
Pleasant Valley, 3-1, 8-3
PM East, 2-2, 2-9
ES South, 2-2, 7-4
Stroudsburg, 2-2, 3-6
Lehighton, 1-4, 2-9
ES North, 1-4, 1-11
Girls Basketball Top 10
Rank, Team, Record, Last
1., Bethlehem Catholic, 10-1, 1
2., Nazareth, 9-1, 3
3., Northwestern, 11-0, 4
4., Parkland, 9-1, 5
5., Central Catholic, 9-3, 2
6., Notre Dame-Green Pond, 10-1, 6
7., Southern Lehigh, 9-3, 7
8., Liberty, 7-3, 8
9., Pocono Mountain West, 8-1, 9
10., Bangor, 8-2, 10
Dropped: None.
Others to consider: Marian Catholic (8-1), Pleasant Valley (8-3), Upper Perkiomen (7-4). Records through Wednesday based on games reported to The Morning Call.
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Over the last two seasons, Northwestern has surrounded senior guard Sara Jones with a strong supporting cast.
The Tigers still know to find their star when they need a basket.
Jones delivered one of the best efforts of her career Tuesday, scoring a career-high 30 points, grabbing seven rebounds, dishing out four assists and collecting four steals in a 72-65 comeback win against Southern Lehigh. It capped a three-game stretch in which she had at least nine points, five rebounds, three assists and three steals in every contest.
"For us, she does everything," Northwestern coach Chris Deutsch said. "She leads us in scoring, she leads us in rebounding, she leads us in assists. She does whatever we need."
Jones began play Thursday averaging 16.1 points, seven rebounds, four assists and three steals per game for the Tigers, the last remaining unbeaten team in the area.
Notre Dame-Green Pond at Bangor
Two of the league's most successful programs over the last five seasons, Notre Dame-Green Pond and Bangor, split two meetings last season. Look for Notre Dame to pressure the Slaters on the perimeter to try to limit the touches of 6-0 senior Morgan McCollian. She had 19 points and 12 boards against the Crusaders in Bangor's Colonial League semifinal win last year.
Player, School, Yr., Avg.
1., Angelica Bertola, Notre Dame-ES, jr., 21.1
2., Kalista Walters, Beca, so., 18.7
3., Madelene McDonald, So. Lehigh, jr., 18.2
4., Sara Jones, Northwestern, sr., 16.1
T-5., Jackie Benitez, PM West, so., 15.6
T-5., Megan Hrebik, Salisbury, sr., 15.6
7., Meagan Eripret, Salisbury, so., 15.5
8., Lisa Steakin, ES South, jr., 15.2
9., Karlee Krchnavi, Palisades, fr., 14.5
10., Maria Streisel, Tamaqua, sr., 14.2
11., Christine Streisel, Tamaqua, sr., 14.1
12., Morgan McCollian, Bangor, sr., 13.8
T-13., Stacey Auckland, Upper Perk, sr., 13.5
T-13., Beth Wiseley, Emmaus, jr., 13.5
15., Abigail Omdahl, Saucon Valley, so., 13.3
16., Morgan Calabrese, Nazareth, sr., 12.7
17., Leandra Sterner, Northampton, jr., 12.4
18., Kali Shumock, Liberty, jr., 12.0
19., Emelie Meinhart, Palmerton, sr., 11.9
20., Jade Farquhar, Palmerton, so., 11.7
21., Jaclyn Smith, Pius X, sr., 11.6
22., Bridget Smith, Beca, sr., 11.5
23., Kiera Hess, Moravian Academy, jr., 11.3
T-24., Ramonia Benitez, PM West, sr., 11.1
T-24., Victoria Ruvolis, Dieruff, sr., 11.1
Scoring leaders through Wednesday based on games reported to The Morning Call.


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- EPIC Obtains Secret Attorney General Reports on Electronic Surveillance: As a result of an FOIA lawsuit, EPIC has obtained copies of the Attorney General Reports on the government's electronic surveillance activities. These reports have been submitted to Congress every six months since 2001 but have never before been disclosed to the public. These reports include new details about government collection of telephone and Internet records. The reports include the number of US persons targeted for "Pen Register" surveillance under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The reports also contain noncompliance incidents and significant foreign intelligence court opinions, but those details have been withheld by the Justice Department. The documents obtained by EPIC also show that the Justice Department told Congress that the collection of telephone subscriber information would decrease, even after the section 215 bulk collection program began. The case is EPIC v. Dept. of Justice, No. 13-961. For more information, see EPIC v. DOJ - FISA Pen Registers and EPIC: FISA Stats. (Mar. 19, 2014)
- In FOIA Lawsuit, EPIC Obtains Secret Reports on Data Collection: In a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, EPIC has obtained reports that detail the number of times the Surveillance Court authorized the use of techniques that gather the telephone numbers and metadata of phone customers and Internet users. The previously secret reports obtained by EPIC cover the period between 2000 and 2013. The reports reveal a dramatic increase in the use of these techniques in 2004 and then a significant reduction in 2008, likely the consequence of a shift to other investigative techniques. The documents show that nearly all applications to the Surveillance Court were approved without modifications. In 2013, EPIC petitioned the Supreme Court to end the bulk telephone record collection program. Former members of the Church Committee and dozens of legal scholars supported the EPIC petition. For more information see: EPIC v. Department of Justice - Pen Register Reports, EPIC: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court Orders 1979-2012, and In re EPIC. (Mar. 3, 2014)
- Federal Communications Commission Seeks Public Comment to Protect Phone Record Privacy: The Federal Communications Commission has invited public comments on a petition requesting the FCC to rule that the sale of consumer phone records to the government is a violation of the federal Communications Act. EPIC joined the petition, which was organized by Public Knowledge. In 2013, EPIC urged the FCC to determine whether AT&T violated the Communications Act when it sold private consumer call detail information to the Drug Enforcement Administration and Central Intelligence Agency. In 2013 EPIC also wrote to the FCC to explain that Verizon had likely violated the Communications Act when it disclosed telephone records to the NSA. Public comments on the petition are due January 17, 2014 and reply comments are due February 3, 2014. For more information, see EPIC: CPNI (Customer Proprietary Network Information), and EPIC: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. (Jan. 7, 2014)
- Senate Confirms Judge Wald for Privacy Oversight Board: The Senate confirmed the reappointment of Judge Patricia M. Wald to the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board. Judge Wald's current term was set to expire next month, but President Obama re-nominated her on March 21, 2013. Last year, EPIC recommended that the Oversight Board, consistent with its mandate, pursue a broad agenda, including (1) suspension of the Fusion Center Program ; (2) limiting closed-circuit television surveillance; (3) eliminating the use of body scanners; (4) establishing privacy regulations for drones; (5) improving Information Sharing Environment (ISE) and Suspicious Activity Reporting (SARS) Standards; and (6) Privacy Act adherence. More recently, EPIC addressed the Board at a workshop on NSA Surveillance. And in response to a public rulemaking, EPIC also provided extensive comments on a proposed rule governing the Board's Freedom of Information Act practices. The Board adopted nearly all of EPIC's recommendations on transparency. For more information, See EPIC: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and EPIC: Open Government. (Dec. 13, 2013)
- Presidential Task Force to Recommend Changes at NSA : The Review Group on Intelligence and Communications Technologies, established to recommend surveillance reforms, will send a final report to the President this Sunday. According to one news article, the task force will recommend putting a civilian leader in charge of NSA, separating out the code-breaking "Information Assurance Directorate," and splitting the U.S. Cyber Command off into a separate military unit. The Review Group will also recommend new limits on the NSA's ability to search telephone call records, proposing that telephone records be stored with a third party rather than the NSA. The group will also recommend safeguards for the data of European citizens, and restrictions on the use of National Security Letters. Earlier this year, EPIC filed a petition with the U.S. Supreme Court, supported by legal scholars and former members of the Church Committee, arguing that the NSA bulk collection program was unlawful. For more information, see EPIC: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, EPIC: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Reform, and EPIC: In re EPIC. (Dec. 13, 2013)
- EPIC Supports Petition Urging FCC to Protect Phone Record Privacy: EPIC has joined a petition to the Federal Communications Commission, organized by Public Knowledge, that asks the FCC to rule that the sale of consumer phone records to the government is a violation of the federal Communications Act. Last month, EPIC urged the FCC to determine whether AT&T violated the Communications Act when it sold private consumer call detail information to the Drug Enforcement Administration and Central Intelligence Agency. And in June, following the initial Snowden disclosure, EPIC wrote to the FCC to explain that Verizon had likely violated the Communications Act when it disclosed telephone records to the NSA. EPIC has also long supported the FCC's consumer privacy enforcement authority, filing amicus briefs in significant cases, including US West v. FCC and NCTA v. FCC, to defend the agency's privacy regulations. For more information, see EPIC: CPNI (Customer Proprietary Network Information), EPIC: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. (Dec. 11, 2013)
- EPIC Asks Federal Court to Require Immediate Release of Government Surveillance Reports: EPIC has filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit for the reports that detail the NSA's collection of call record information from US telephone companies. Citing the Department of Justice's failure to comply with EPIC original EPIC's FOIA Request and the urgency to inform the public, EPIC has also filed a motion for a preliminary injunction, asking a federal judge to rule within 20 days on EPIC's legal claims. EPIC is seeking the reports that the Justice Department has routinely prepared for Congress but never made available to the public. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, relying on these reports, has approved the bulk, suspicionless collection of Internet and e-mail data, which is now widely debated. For more information, see EPIC: EPIC v. DOJ (Pen Register / Trap and Trace). (Dec. 9, 2013)
- EPIC Urges FCC to Investigate AT&T's Practice of Selling Consumer Phone Records: In a letter to Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler, EPIC urged the FCC to determine whether AT&T violated the Communications Act when it sold private consumer call detail information to the Drug Enforcement Administration and Central Intelligence Agency. EPIC's letter follows an earlier letter where EPIC asked the FCC to resolve whether Verizon violated the Communications Act when it released consumer call detail information to the National Security Agency. EPIC's letter also informed the Commission that the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners has issued a draft resolution underscoring the crucial role of the FCC in protecting consumer information. For more information, see EPIC: In re EPIC and EPIC: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. (Nov. 18, 2013)
- Leahy and Sensenbrenner Introduce USA FREEDOM Act: The Democratic Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Republican author of the Patriot Act have introduced the USA FREEDOM Act, which would reform the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and limit NSA surveillance activities. A bi-partisan coalition, including 17 Senators and 70 Members of Congress, have joined as original co-sponsors. Key provisions of the FREEDOM Act increase transparency of intelligence activities, prevent end-runs around the FISA Court, and improve public reporting. In 2012 EPIC testified before the House Judiciary Committee about the need to reform FISA and to improve oversight of the FISA court. The FREEDOM Act also ends the controversial bulk phone records collection program. EPIC has brought a challenge in the Supreme Court to the phone records program, explaining that it is unlawful under current law. For more information, see EPIC: In re EPIC and EPIC - Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. (Oct. 29, 2013)
- Government Responds to EPIC's Supreme Court Challenge of NSA Telephone Record Program: The Solicitor General has filed a response to EPIC's challenge to the NSA's telephone record collection program. In July, EPIC petitioned the Supreme Court to vacate the order of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that requires Verizon to turn over all telephone records to the NSA. EPIC argued that the Intelligence Court exceeded its legal authority and could not compel a telephone company to disclose so much personal information unrelated to a foreign intelligence investigation. Legal scholars and former Members of Congress filed briefs in support of EPIC's petition, including privacy and national security scholars, constitutional scholars, federal courts scholars, and members of the Church Committee. Congressman James Sensenbrenner, the primary author of the Patriot Act, has said that the telephone records collection program was never authorized by Section 215. For more information, see In re EPIC. (Oct. 14, 2013)
Pen registers and trap and trace ("PR/TT") devices collect metadata from calls coming in to and going out of specific phone lines, respectively. There are two federal statutes governing the application for and the execution of such recording devices, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act ("ECPA") and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act ("FISA"). Under the FISA, pen registers and trap and trace devices can be used "for any investigation to obtain foreign intelligence information not concerning a United States person or to protect against international terrorism or clandestine intelligence activities."
On June 27, 2013, the Guardian reported that the NSA had received authorization to collect bulk email and Internet metadata using the Pen Register and Trap and Trace provisions of the FISA on July 14, 2004. According to the Guardian, the surveillance program was authorized by Judge Kollar-Kotelly of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court ("FISC"). On November 18, 2013, less than five months after the Guardian's report, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence ("ODNI") released an undated and previously unpublished FISC opinion signed by Judge Kollar-Kotelly. Judge Kollar-Kotelly found that the Pen Register/Trap and Trace povisions allowed the National Security Agency ("NSA") to collect certain redacted categories of bulk Internet and e-mail metadata. Judge Kollar Kotelly found that the government's proposal "satisfie[d] each of the elements of the applicable statutory definition of a 'pen register' or a 'trap and trace.'"
The program allegedly continued until 2011, when it was discontinued for "operational and resource reasons." Senators Ron Wyden and Mark Udall explained:
We are quite familiar with the bulk email records collection program that operated under the USA Patriot Act and has now been confirmed by senior intelligence officials. We were very concerned about this program's impact on Americans' civil liberties and privacy rights, and we spent a significant portion of 2011 pressing intelligence officials to provide evidence of its effectiveness. They were unable to do so, and the program was shut down that year.
There is no evidence that the program has been re-instituted since its cessation in 2011.
The Attorney General is required to make a semiannual report to the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence of the House of Representatives and the Select Committee on Intelligence of the Senate, and the Committee on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives and the Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate that would include a summary of all uses of pen registers and trap and trace devices obtained under the FISA. The report should include the number of applications granted and the number of applications modified under the FISA, as well as the total number of installations approved and denied under emergency circumstances. These reports have never been made available to the public
EPIC's Freedom of Information Act Request and Subsequent Lawsuit
On October 3, 2013, EPIC submitted a FOIA request to the National Security Division of the Department of Justice asking for:
- All reports made to the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence in the House of Representatives and the Select Committee on Intelligence in the Senate, detailing the total number of orders for pen registers or trap and trace devices granted or denied, and detailing the total number of pen registers or trap and trace devices installed pursuant to 50 U.S.C. § 1843;
- All information provided to the aforementioned committees concerning all uses of pen registers and trap and trace devices;
- All records used in preparation of the above materials, including statistical data.
DOJ granted EPIC's request for expedited processing but had not processed EPIC's FOIA Request within more than 40 days after it had been received by the Agency. DOJ failed to provide any documents, and EPIC filed a complaint and a motion for a preliminary injunction on December 6, 2013.
Freedom of Information Act Documents
Attorney General Semiannual FISA Pen Register Reports
Semiannual Reports of the Attorney General to Congress Regarding Electronic Surveillance
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- December 2001
- April 2002
- December 2002
- September 2003
- December 2003
- September 2004
- December 2004
- June 2005
- December 2005
- July 2006
- December 2006
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- December 2007
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- December 2009
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- December 2011
- June 2012
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- June 2013
EPIC's Request
- EPIC's FOIA Request (Oct. 3, 2013) (pdf)
- NSD's Acknowledgement (Oct. 29, 2013) (pdf)
- NSD's Further Response Granting Fee Waiver and Expedited Processing (Nov. 5, 2013) (pdf)
Legal Documents
EPIC v. Department of Justice, Case No. 13-01961 (D.D.C. filed December 9, 2013)
- EPIC's Complaint Against DOJ (Dec. 9, 2013) (pdf)
- EPIC's Motion for a Preliminary Injunction (Dec. 9, 2013) (pdf)
- DOJ Memorandum in Opposition to EPIC's Motion for a Preliminary Injunction
- Exhibit 1 - Declaration of Mark A. Bradley
- Exhibit 2 - Order Granting, in Part, Expedited Relief for the Government in EPIC v. DOJ, No. 06cv96-HHK (D.D.C.)
- Exhibit 3 - Order Denying Preliminary Injunction in EPIC v. DOJ, No. 03cv2078-JR (D.D.C.)
- Exhibit 4 - Order Denying Preliminary Injunction in Judicial Watch v. DOJ, No. 00cv1396-JR (D.D.C.)
- Exhibit 5 - Text of Proposed Order
- EPIC Reply Memorandum in Support of Motion for a Preliminary Injunction
- DOJ Answer
News Items
- Department of Justice Releases Documents on Pen Registers and Trap and Trace Applications to the FISC, IC on the Record, Mar. 4, 2014.
- Documents Released on U.S. Wiretapping Since Sept. 11 Terrorist Attacks, N.Y. Times, Mar. 3, 2014.
- Guest Post: Square Peg, Round Hole - How the FISC has misapplied FISA to Allow for Bulk Metadata Collection, Just Security, Dec. 2, 2013.
- Obama declassifies secret NSA order, The Hill, Nov. 19, 2013.
- U.S. surveillance architecture includes collection of revealing Internet, phone metadata, Washington Post, June 15, 2013.
- DNI Clapper Declassifies Additional Intelligence Community Documents Regarding Collection Under Section 501 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, IContherecord, Nov. 18, 2013 (includes FISC Court Order (pdf) allowing bulk collection).
- NSA collected US email records in bulk for more than two years under Obama, Guardian, June 27, 2013.


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She was retired from the Wolverine Toy Co. and was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Booneville.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Charlie Scharbor, and a granddaughter, Karen McConnell.
Dr. Joe Felan, a member of the Benton School Board, held true to his promise not to continue serving as vice president of the seven-member board and Heath Nix, one of the board's two newest members, has been elected to fill that post.
That action occurred Monday night in the regular December meeting of the board at Ringgold Elementary School.
Felan had been elected vice president of the body in the board's November meeting, but decided later that his philosophy does not coincide with that of the board president, Jeff Morrow, nor with the majority of the board members.
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Tanner Nalley, who turned 19 on Nov. 21, reportedly was driving southbound on Arkansas 5 South around 9 a.m. Sunday when an unknown northbound vehicle crossed the center line and into the path of Nalley's vehicle just past Harrison Road. The report said Nalley swerved to avoid the oncoming vehicle and lost control of his 1999 Jeep.
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David Wayne Sharp, 48, of Malvern died on Saturday, Dec. 10, while at home with his family. David was a member of Gospal Light Baptist Church. David was preceded in death by his grandparents; Labon and Marilla Sharp and Jimmy and Irene Clements, his father Orvin Sharp and one sister Melody Sharp.
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Holly Irene Greenabaum, 64, of Little Rock died Sunday, Dec.11, in Little Rock. She was born Oct. 31, 1947 in Williamsport, Pa.
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Gresham >Food & Dining > Pollos a la Brasa El Inka
48 NE Division St, Gresham, OR | Directions 9703045.504591 -122.430080
11:00 am to 9:00 pm
Neighborhoods: Gresham - City Central
Peruvian food worth the trip to the burbs. Love their ceviche (super limey with sweet potato and proper popped corn on top) and their signature chicken. Try ALL the house sauces, especially the green one. Delish.
Milenesa de los cielos! – I love love LOVE South American cuisine, and El Inka had the best chicken milenesa that I've had, even better than homemade from argentina!!!
Inexpensive, family setting, delicious food and FANTASTIC service! Hands down, worth the drive from whatever part of the metro area you live in!
Real South American Cuisine Done Right! – All I can say is WOW! I was in the mood for some good rotisserie chicken like I'd found in my recent trip to Ecuador. Each region had a different style of spicing the chickens, but all were amazing to my gringo taste buds.
So to start out, I haven't been to Lima, Peru - the style they are representing - but what I had was as good or better than anything I've ever had.
The CEVICHE = heaven. Lawdy! It had fish, octopus, squid, shrimp, all in a nice spicy lime marinade, and came with the big fat south american corn and thick slices of yam. To die for, giant portions, and as tender and fresh tasting as ceviches I've had on the coast of Ecuador! The price was not much more than you'd pay in S.A.
And the BIRD! Outstanding. They use a real wood fire to cook and the rub or marinade is great, lots of cumin and a balanced smokiness. They have three very unique sauces to spice the bird (or whatever, I loved the yellow chile sauce on the pinto beans).
The fried yucca was simple and just right, and came with yet another great sauce.
The owner brought us out some deep fried plantain slices to try with a passionfruit-chile reduction sauce. That pretty much knocked me out of my chair in foodgasm.
To sum up, for me it was more than a meal, it was a trip. The food was even better than the best "pollo a la brasa" restaurants I visited in Loja, EC. The atmosphere is very inviting, it's small and simple, and perfect.
I should mention I've been to Andina and while I love their food, Pollo a la Brasa El Inka blew me away with it's authenticity and I could afford to eat there every day!
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well worth the drive – This place is great. loads of authentic Peruvian food for the right price. The family that runs the place is as sweet as can be. My family is from Lima and this is the best place in Portland that we have found. I recommend the Lomosaltado or the Aji de Gallina and yes the rotisserie Chicken is amazing.
Finally a place that serves real Peruvian food! – First off...let me start off by saying that I would NEVER post a review about any place. But for the first time in my life, I have found a place that brings me back to my Peruvian roots! I have been searching for this for years. I have to go back home - (which is California) to get a taste of a good and yummy home cooked meal. Now I have heard of El Inka from my father and brothers Our entire family was born and raised in Lima, Peru (so we are very picky when it comes to authentic Peruvian food! VERY PICKY) My father was so impressed and started to miss Peru! I have been to Andina and Del Inti. To me- and this is my opinion- is so NUEVO PERU! Over prized, stuffy, and small portion- bottom line not impressed and would never go to those places again. ( I have given them a few chances.) Now El Inka- Downside- Doesn't look like a fancy place, not very attractive-kind of remindes me if my big family tried to make a resturant in our little 2 bedroom apartment back in SF growing up. Really tiny place- a very sweet waitress who was running her tale off. The wait was a bit for our orders to come up, but you know- it was worth every minute. I ordered- Papa la huancaina $4.50 (delicious and creamy- egg not rubbery and tiny like Andina's, anticuchos (nice size portions and tender), and Ceviche Mixto. (I almost devoured it! Tangy with all the lime and not overly spicy- Seafood and Fish was fresh and a pretty nice size portion (price ranged from $8-12 depending what type of ceviche) Were as Del inti and Andina very small serving bland (andina) and over priced!) Everything was so fresh and melted in my mouth. For dinner, I had the Caucau, Lomo Saltado, and The Breaded Lamb with papa fritas and of course 6 Inca Colas! All of this for under $60 bucks. Dinner for 3 of course! You had to roll us out! It would be a disappointment to see this place close. Reasonable in price and well worth the drive! This is what I call real Peruvian food. I will to spread the word!!!
Roasted Chicken in Gresham! – I was told that there was a new restaurant in town with the name "El Inka" which served Peruvian Food. I went online and searched for this restaurant but didn't find anything. Instead I found some reviews about a Costa-Rican restaurant, which is why I am here.
I have found that "El Inka" that I was looking for is actually in the same address as "Casa de Pollo". As it turns out, "Casa de Pollo" is no longer in business.
El Inka's environment is casual and friendly. There is a tall waiter who almost always laugh about anything. People seems to like him, as when I go there, people are always make jokes with him.
The food is cheap and delicious. The price ranges from $5.99 to $14.99.
I have eaten 1/4 Chicken, Rice, Salad and paid $7.99 plus some Peruvian juice called Maracuya which is a Passion Fruit Juice ($2). El Inka is seems to be specialized in chicken. Almost all of their menus included chicken. I paradise for the chicken lovers like me!
There are also some seafood, I haven't tasted it yet, but next time I will when I return with my girlfriend.
I was satisfied and happy that I will most certainly return.
Fantastic and Cheap Costa Rican Food – Great comida tipica!!! I moved to Portland from Costa Rica and was thrilled to find this place. It's worth the drive out to Gresham!! The chicken was fabulous. The platanos maduros were just what I've been missing. It's certainly a family place!! Yum Yum. Oh, and did I mention cheap?!? Dinner for two was just $15. And we ate a lot. Highly recommended.
Best Kept Secret in Gresham – If you're looking for tacos and tamales, don't come here. While Gresham has it's share of really good Mexican restaurants, Casa Del Pollo specializes (but is not limited to) Costa Rican fire roasted chicken and chicken dishes, hence the name. The food is authentic Costa Rican and oh sooooo good. Dining here is like visiting the home of a close friend. It is owend by a local family and the service is warm and gracious. The chicken is roasted right there. The menu isn't particularly extensive, but what is offered is done very very well. Aside from chicken dishes, they offer a few beef and vegetarian dishes, along with Cental American favorites such as plantains. Did I mention the price? The all-day Costa Rican breakfast of 2 eggs atop a delicious mix of rice and beans with a side of fried plantains and tortillas is $4.75!!! A family dinner for 4 of a whole fire-roasted chicken, rice, beans, tortillas and pop is $23. My family of 4 - dad, mom and 2 teen boys - can eat here for less than Burger King, and be full on healthy food. This food is not swimming in yellow cheese. The tortillas come with both a spicy red sauce and a garlic-infused oil with finely chopped parsley that is just wonderful when drizzeled over anything. When our relatives from the East come to visit this summer, this will be the first new restaurant we will have them try. Did I mention that the food is inexpensive and healthy?
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No fish jokes about this kid. Mike Trout is a keeper.
Who could have imagined where this was headed when he was called up on that fateful day of April 28. He looked a little bit like Mickey Mantle and he sure could run like the Mick. But the talent-rich, underachieving Angels — or as The Times' Mike DiGiovanna calls them "The Big Engine That Couldn't" — weren't looking for a Mantle.
Now, here we are, with 13 games to go after a 6-2 loss to the Rangers on Wednesday night, another murky moment in a regular season that has driven Angels fans to the psychologist's couches. And often, when Trout comes to the plate, the chant begins:
No, Angels fans have not gone the Leonard Tose route. This is not the result of losing a mental grip because of their team's streaks of amazing excellence and startling incompetence — sometimes in the same homestand.
"I hear it, and it's kind of cool, to know that people think that about you," says Trout, who then quickly retreats to the cocoon of comfort that he uses to both continue to achieve and explain how he is doing it. "But I need to calm myself right away. You can't go out there and be all amped up."
Suffice to say that Angels fans, and all of baseball, are amped up about Trout.
He entered Wednesday night's game against the Texas Rangers at the Big A batting .327, second in the American League. He led the league with 118 runs scored, 18 more than the Tigers' Miguel Cabrera.
He also led in stolen bases with 46 and was in the top 10 in hits, triples, on-base percentage, total bases, slugging percentage and multi-hit games.
The numbers more than validate the chanting.
He opened the game by adding to those. His single up the middle gave him 284 total bases, an Angels rookie record.
None of this, of course, makes a lot of sense. He is a leadoff hitter who hits with power and plays center field like a kangaroo with a bushel basket. Twelve days ago, in a 6-1 Angels win against Detroit, he opened the game against 2011 most valuable player and Cy Young winner Justin Verlander by hitting a homer, then ended the game by stealing a home run from star slugger Prince Fielder with a leaping catch above the wall.
It was routine stuff for the greatest meteor-riding rookie since well, maybe nobody.
Tom Verducci of Sports Illustrated writes, "There has never been a position player this good this young."
Ron Washington, manager of the Rangers, says, "I don't think you'll see another one like him come along for a long time."
Torii Hunter, Trout's teammate, mentor and drinking buddy, says, "We are watching greatness."
Trout says of Hunter, "What I want to know, and what I need to know, I go to Torii."
Hunter says that, when Trout turned 21 a month ago, he took him out to celebrate.
"We just had milk to drink," Hunter says, trying to deadpan it and failing.
The pressure on Trout should be unimaginable. By now, any other rookie would be wetting his pants, batting .220 and talking about next year. Not Trout. He is answering questions about winning the batting title and being MVP — rookie of the year is a lock — and answering them with the political savvy of a 35-year-old.
"Sure, I'd like the MVP. Anybody would," he says. "But the first thing is to help the team win."
What he has done may be surpassed in unbelievability by how he has handled it.
Manager Mike Scioscia says, "He is as unfazed when he goes 0 for 5 as he is with five for five."
Hunter conjectures, tongue in cheek, about the pressures he faced at age 21.
"They were chanting MVP for me, too " he says, "in double A."
Scioscia does the same, projecting himself into the batter's box at Dodgers Stadium at that age.
"They wouldn't be chanting MVP," he says. "They'd be chanting, 'Are you kidding me?'"
Only he didn't say "kidding."
According to Scioscia, Hunter and several other members of the Angels family, the apple didn't fall far from the tree. Trout's dad, Jeff, a teacher and coach, was once a minor league grinder who got everything out of his limited talent for a couple of years as a second baseman. His mom, Deb, is also a teacher, and the lesson he likes to repeat most often that came from them is to "stay humble and keep grinding."
Trout is from Millville, N.J., and Scioscia says this Jersey boy may benefit from the family standards that remain solid in that part of the country, not coincidentally close to the Pennsylvania area where Scioscia himself grew up.
"A lot of strong families there, a lot of responsibility taught," he says.
Trout has already been on the cover of Sports Illustrated, his picture under the headline "THE SUPERNATURAL." Friday, ESPN Magazine will hit the newsstands and his mug will be on that cover, under the headline "MAGIC MIKE." All that's left is maybe a stealth bomber flyover the next time he comes to bat and a visit from the Pope.
Trout's preference would be a World Series victory. For him, anything else would just stink from the head.


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It took a 3-finalist showdown in the last race, but Hanover Raceway found its sole survivor on Saturday night.
Cheeky Fool & Scott Coulter headlined ten divisions of Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots Series two-year old pacing colts.
The last two Dream of Glory champions are set to face-off one-on-one at Hanover Raceway.
After four nights of qualifying, 35 entrants will compete in Saturday night's final.
The Golden Child returns to Hanover with loads of back-class and a chance to improve his track record time.
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Last year, Volvo Penta launched the Volvo Penta D3 as the "sport diesel," an ultra modern, high-performance marine diesel engine with an Aquamatic drive and very low weight – a combination that has made it a success for sport boats. Volvo Penta is now launching the D3-160 engine with a Duoprop drive, which further improves performance and makes the engine suitable for twin installation in sport cruisers of up to approximately 30 feet in length.
The QL Compact Bow Thruster – the CT600 – is an entirely new type of bow thruster with two essential advantages: Simplified installation and direct driven belt drive result in silent running. The CT600 suits boats from 27 to 39 feet long.
Volvo Penta's 12-litre diesel engines are gaining increasing numbers of customers among machine producers worldwide. When KCI Konecranes of Finland, a leading manufacturer of lifting equipment, secured a major order for gantry cranes, the power unit chosen was Volvo Penta's 12-litre engine – despite the fact that similar cranes had previously been equipped with 15-litre engines.
Volvo Penta is delivering generator sets to a total of eight tanker vessels ordered by the Russian shipping company Palmali Shipping.
Powered by Volvo Penta's 12-liter diesel engines, the generator sets will be the vessels' main power source onboard.
Volvo Penta is delivering diesel engines to newly built tourist boats that will traffic one of China's extensive inland lake system.
The environmental features of the engines were decisive in the Chinese authorities' selection of supplier.
Fuel-efficient, compact and powerful. Volvo Penta's new 9-liter engine for processing machines, special vehicles and electrical power generation represents many technological advances. The foremost of these is EMS 2 – an entirely new electronic control system that optimizes both performance as well as fuel-efficiency and also enables the engine to be easily integrated with other machine electronics.
Volvo Penta is launching two new diesel engines for electrical power generation: TAD721GE at 180 kVA and TAD722GE at 200 kVA. The engines combine high output, low fuel consumption and minimal exhaust emissions with long service intervals. The EDC4 electronic engine control system contributes to the excellent properties and simplifies both parameter adjustments as well as integration with external electronic systems.
Even an engine in the heaviest class can be fuel-efficient. Volvo Penta's new 16-liter engine is proof of that – a power package for truly demanding applications. The engine is based on Volvo's thoroughly tested 6-cylinder design, but contains several new features including an electronic control system that provides added operational reliability and optimal combustion.
Volvo Penta's 16-liter diesel engines are being increasingly installed as propulsion engines in commercial vessels, particularly in the fishing industry. For owners, this means lower fuel consumption and better onboard comfort.
Volvo Penta's new D6-310 marine diesel engine has been honored with the Editors' Choice Award by the American boating magazine Motor Boating.


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Yorkville deliberating development incentives
By Steve Lord email@example.com February 14, 2013 1:06PM
Updated: March 17, 2013 6:19PM
YORKVILLE — Aldermen say they want to make every effort to attract more development, particularly to the unfinished subdivisions in town.
Not only would that make for good economic development for the city, it would help take care of some of the problems residents in the partially finished subdivisions have experienced — from trying to get roads maintained and empty lots mowed to getting taxes paid on the properties.
This week, aldermen discussed some possible incentives or steps they could take to get more people interested in building in the city. Already, the city has run the successful BUILD program, which pays residents $10,000 to build a new house in the city.
That program requires that the residents be new, and build a new house on an existing lot.
Aldermen this week discussed some ideas to build on BUILD. The Economic Development Committee delivered four ideas to the full City Council.
Those ideas included:
Targeting the human resources department and relocation specialists within regional companies, to make sure they are aware of Yorkville housing market options, including the BUILD program. For instance, a couple Navistar employees moved to Yorkville and recruited others into the Autumn Creek subdivision, based on the success of the BUILD program, the committee said in its report.
Marketing the BUILD program to home contractors and trade journals, in hopes of attracting residential developers.
Letting potential buyers in Windett Ridge and other subdivisions with city liens know that the city is willing allow waivers of the liens in exchange for development of the property. The city has placed liens on many vacant lots in Windett Ridge because of the owner's failure to mow the weeds there.
Reducing or eliminating building permit fees for model homes and spec homes.
Alderman Carlo Colosimo said the Economic Development Committee was thinking that if a custom builder wanted to buy a certain number of lots in a subdivision, the city would waive the fees for a house the company might build as a model.
In essence, Colosimo said, the city is giving the builder one house permit-free for building more. Colosimo said the committee also discussed ideas such as coming up with incentives for people to buy foreclosed homes.
The ideas were specifically for the south end of town, where development has been more sporadic than the north side, Colosimo said. But he said the ideas would work for the entire city.
The City Council did not take a formal vote, but the consensus was the city should move forward with the ideas.
"They're all good," said Alderman Larry Kot. "I'd like to see us move ahead with this."


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The Dunlop Aerogel Pro 135g Squash Racquet has been upgraded for 2012, the headshape has been increases to 525 cm2 and the graphics have been updated. Aerogel is the world's lightest solid, which has a strength ratio up to 4,000 times it's own weight. This three-dimensional nanometer-sized molecular network is located at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions on the head of the racquet to deliver unmatched strength to weight ration for enhanced stiffness and power. Power-Ridge technology is used to reinforce the throat area improving stiffness which results in more power delivered to the ball.
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So I just bought League Pass Broadband and I went to just check things out. For all the games tonight it has audio for all of them except NOHvSA and LALvPRT (the 2 games airing on NBA TV). Does NBA LP Broadband not air games that are showing on their networks?!?!
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I'm in St Louis.... it shouldn't be a problem... WTF LP
I think it's, if it's a league pass game then it will show it, but if it's on NBA TV ESPN or TNT it wont.
Guys to watch out for (internet tough guys):
Guys that know you are personally a coward despite never meeting you or holding a real conversation with you (psychic or stalker):
****, I would hope that wouldn't matter... because the IP im logging in from surely isn't New Orleans. LOL
I'm also wondering if the fact that both the NO game and LAL game are both NBA TV games... that they arent on League Pass. Which is horrible. It's the NBA Product, shouldn't limit it as such if you are a paying customer for a NBA product.
One of the few times Im happy we have few LP games. Sucks if you are a Heat or Lakers fan... as a ton of their games are televized nationally.Local and national market blackout rules apply based on your location. Nationally and locally televised games are subject to blackouts and are not available on NBA League Pass Broadband (regardless of home or away)
Not sure about broadband, but I have NBA League Pass on U-Verse. I won't have tonight's game because it's on NBATV, which I don't have (roughly $90 a month to get the package with NBATV - no thanks).
So is the game coming on Fox or the NBA channel? If not on Fox when will it be?
If the game is on NBATV, ESPN, or TNT its blacked out. No matter where you are.
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A weekly news digest for University of Minnesota, Morris faculty, staff, and students
Vol. 5, No. 30: April 16, 2014
Editor: Jenna Ray
Please send comments, questions, or submissions to the editor. The submission deadline for the next edition of Weekly Bulletin will be Tuesday, April 22, at 4 p.m.
In this issue:
- Soup and Substance To Chew On Local Sustainable Food
- Morris Premieres New Sustainability Leadership Program
- Jordan Wente '15 Named a 2014 Truman Scholar
- 30th Annual CNIA Powwow Featured in the Morris Sun Tribune
Featured events:
Jane Addams Project
Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m.
Imholte Hall 111
Spanish Conversation Table
Wednesdays, 6 p.m.
Student Center, Turtle Mountain Cafe
Drag Show
Friday, April 18, 7 p.m.
Student Center, Edson Auditorium
CAC Films Presents-2014 UMMy Awards
Saturday, April 19, 8 p.m.
Student Center, Edson Auditorium
Blood Drive
Monday, April 21, 12:30-6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, April 22, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Student Center, Oyate Hall
Soup and Substance: Cooperatives and Local Sustainable Food
Tuesday, April 22, 6 p.m.
Pomme de Terre Food, Inc. (613 Atlantic Avenue, Morris, MN 56267)
Student Leadership Recognition Banquet
Wednesday, April 23, 5 p.m.
Student Center, Oyate Hall
Check out all of the campus events.
News and announcements:
Morris Premieres New Sustainability Leadership Program
Sustainability Leaders for the Future will integrate and expand the campus's leadership and sustainability offerings.
Cafe Scientifique to Focus on Behavioral Economics
The discussion will take place on Tuesday, April 29.
Summer Term Gives Diverse Learning Options
Degree- and nondegree-seeking students can enroll in a variety of summer courses.
Students Rally for the University of Minnesota
Morris students speak with state legislators on undergraduate education funding.
Enterprise Systems Upgrade Program Update
The latest edition of Enterprise Systems Upgrade Program's (ESUP) The Upgrade is available now. In this issue:
Sneak Peek: Finance Approvals Process
-Is UM Reports going away?
-What is "Academic Advisement"?
View this issue and more at upgrade.umn.edu.
This Week in Photos
Kao Kalia Yang gave the World Touch Cultural Heritage Week keynote address, the Studio Art Discipline opened the first of two senior shows and fired the wood kiln, and Morris held its 14th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium. Enjoy these photos and more today!
Jordan Wente '15, Dodge Center, has received a 2014 Harry S. Truman Scholarship. Wente is one of just 59 students selected from across the United States. He is the fifth Morris student to receive the award. Truman Scholars are chosen on the basis of their academic and leadership accomplishments as well as their likelihood of becoming public service leaders. Wente was selected from among 655 candidates nominated by 293 American colleges and universities.
In the news
Barbara Burke, associate professor of communication, media, and rhetoric, was featured in a blog post by Jaunie Lauki 2.0, which is about rural development, agricultural, and environmental issues. The blog encourages young Latvians to consider rural living.
Associate Professor of English and American Indian Studies Becca Gercken, Kelsey Scareshawk '14, Savage, and Dianne Desrosiers '05 are quoted in a recent story by the Morris Sun Tribune. The article provides an in-depth look at the 30th annual Circle of Nations Indigenous Association Powwow that took place earlier this month.
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